Speaking in a meeting with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier here on Wednesday, Shamkhani said the selective dealing with the phenomenon is considered a harm in the fight against terrorism.
Pointing to Iran’s economic approches during post-sanction era, he underlined the need for the expansion of interactions and cooperation between the two countries.
Expressing concern over the increasing of false intricacies in Syria, he undelined the Islamic Republic of Iran’s support for the political process and continuing dialogue to achieve a political solution in Syria, adding that the insistence of some countries for the presence of terrorist and extremist groups has led into the formation of foundamental challenges on the way of negotiation process for peaceful settlement of the Syrian crisis.
Shamkhani called JCPOA implementation and sanctions removal a new chapter in strengthening of trust between Iran and non-hostile Western countries.
“Despite Iran’s good will to implement JCPOA and effective efforts of some European countries to speed up the program, the double-standard behavior of the United States of America remains a serious concern,” Shamkhani underlined.
Steinmeier, for his part, expressed hope over the expansion of comprehensive ties between Iran and Germany, saying that Germany has been a pioneer in removing economic restrictions to pave the way for cooperation with Iran.
Steinmeier pointed to the major role of the Islamic Republic of Iran and highlighted the importance of expanding the regional consultations to resolve the terrorism crisis in the region.
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